Hotels in de buurt van PPL Center (Allentown)

'Old fashioned charme with wonderful staff and nice big rooms.'

'Parking garage connected to the hotel - really convenient'

'Great location'

'I was vey pleased at first, with check in.. and as l was there just for sleeping l had an important event the next day. How ever l was put in a room right by an exit door and by 1:00 am l was disturbed from my sleep, children trampling out my door and at 7 am doors slamming and kids wake us up. I shower got my stuff and checked out, was so tired noce l travel 4 hrs to be there. I’m not sure to be staying there again. The covers on the bed was very uncomfortable like itchy. Never had that before....

'Thank you'

'Front desk staff were friendly. The room was not perfect and could use some updates but, it was clean and pet friendly!'

'I liked that it was family owned but everyone seemed lazy, the beds are NOT queen beds. Everything looks very used and NOT maintained. No towels in pool area. First and last experience.'

'Roaches'

'Great breakfast, make your own waffles also biscuits and gravy, are delicious!'

'This motel was filthy with bugs . The wifi did not work, it was so bad that we left and stayed down the road. We asked for a refund but they refused!'

'Good.'

'Good experience!!!💯'

'clean, friendly , breakfast , dorney park is accross the road . close to the farmers market'

'Nice room, great property'

'Room smelled awful, wires were exposed all over the room, cable wasn't hooked up so we couldn't watch tv, and the bed was very uncomfortable. We definitely got what we paid for.'

'If you're going to Dorney Park this is the perfect spot as it is directly across the street. There are a lot of food options around the area including a Bar/Restaurant inside the hotel. Also, my kids and I enjoyed the pool and it stays open till 11pm! From the big windows in the pool you can see the rollercoasters and the Ferris while lit up at night. The room was surprisingly spacious and the beds were very comfortable.'

'I walked into the room, turned around, and left. I didn't feel safe.'